What To Watch: NY Med Returns, Gang Related Meets Prison Break And More
On TV This Thursday: Hell's Kitchen leaves its diners utterly Oxfam-ished, Gang Related borrows a cup of Sucre, Last Comic Standing spends some time in Suburgatory and NY Med welcomes a second round of patients. Here are 10 programs to keep on your radar.
Showtimes for June 26, 2014
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Black Box
ABC
A patient is referred to the Cube after he complains of headaches and vivid hallucinations. Meanwhile, Catherine takes on a patient diagnosed with Alien Hand Syndrome.
Defiance
Syfy
Irisa promptly lands behind bars when she returns to Defiance, but Mayor Pottinger offers to release her in exchange for Nolan capturing a mad bomber.
Hell's Kitchen
Fox
The contestants prepare for a dinner service with special guests from Oxfam America, including Minnie Driver (About A Boy) — isn't charity supposed to work the other way?
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Big Brother
CBS
In the second half of this cycle's two-night premiere, the remaining eight Houseguests will be introduced as they move into the treehouse-themed compound.
Dominion
Syfy
Alex rejects his new role as the Chosen One, but a sleeper threat in Vega forces him to protect the ones he loves. Meanwhile, Michael and Gabriel have one last meeting before the war reignites.
Gang Related
Fox
Daniel puts himself at risk in an attempt to make up for money he mismanaged, while Carlos grows mistrustful of Javier's plan to legitimize Los Angelicos. Amaury Nolasco (Prison Break) guest-stars as a cartel tough.
Rookie Blue
ABC
As Fite Night looms, the officers must seize all "proceeds of crime," but what Andy and Nick find at an illegal gambling house leads to a suspicious confession.
Undateable
NBC
First up, Justin pushes Danny's relationship with Sabrina to a new level, causing Danny to react in a predictably destructive way. Then at 9:30, Danny tries to improve Justin's relationship with his father (guest star Tom Cavanagh, Ed) -- yet only makes things worse.
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Last Comic Standing
NBC
The final 10 comics are split into two groups and each given the same sketch comedy script to perform that night in front of a live audience. Helping them is mentor Cheryl Hines (Suburgatory).
NY Med
ABC
Season 2 premiere: Dr. Oz fights to save a young actor's life after an encounter in the ER turns into a medical crisis; a cardiac surgeon faces a heart tumor deemed inoperable; and a neuroradiologist treats a 2-year-old with swollen blood vessels in her brain.
